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Low Pressure Regulator w/ Gauge For Chicken Nipples + Cups Watering System
Low Pressure Regulator w/ Gauge For Chicken Nipples + Cups Watering System
Low Pressure Regulator w/ Gauge For Chicken Nipples + Cups Watering System
Low Pressure Regulator w/ Gauge For Chicken Nipples + Cups Watering System

Low Pressure Regulator w/ Gauge For Chicken Nipples + Cups Watering System

$ 23.73

Availability: 637 in stock
  • Model: pressure reducer
  • Material: watering
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Type: regulator
  • Condition: New
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Brand: Chicken

    Description

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    Brand New
    Pressure Regulator with PVC Connection and pressure gauge
    Pressure Reducing Valve
    The input has 1/2" PVC adapter. Output to 1/2" PVC
    Regulates the pressure to your system to 5psi
    Typical garden hose pressure is above 80 psi.  This will keep it around 5 psi
    Gauge will ensure the regulator is set at the proper pressure at all times.
    Drinker cups are an innovative way to provide fresh, clean water "on demand" to your flock! Nipples also work.
    Our adjustable pressure regulator allows you to attach your watering system to existing water lines.
    Connects to PVC for perfect pressure on automatic Drinker Cups and Nipples.
    Drinker cups require low water pressure to function correctly. Water valves only control flow. Partially opening a faucet will NOT reduce pressure.
    The Regulator + Gauge Combination
    allows for easy setup, adjustment, and monitoring of your poultry watering system's performance.
    It
    allows you to attach your system to household water lines and optimize its water pressure for either drinker cups or nipple drinkers
    Both the regulator and the gauge include fittings to connect to standard 1/2" sch. 40 PVC water lines.
    Installation:
    It is important to attach the regulator in the proper direction so that water flows from the high pressure side to the low pressure side.  There is an arrow on the front that shows which direction to set it up.